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Society for Business Excellence (SBE) Faculty of Business Administration in Foreign Languages (FABIZ) The Bucharest University of Economic Studies (BUES) The 11 th International Conference on Business Excellence Strategy, Complexity and Energy in changing times “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” – Abraham Lincoln PROGRAM ICBE 2017

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Society for Business Excellence (SBE)

Faculty of Business Administration in Foreign Languages (FABIZ)

The Bucharest University of Economic Studies (BUES)

The 11th International Conference on Business

ExcellenceStrategy, Complexity and Energy in

changing times “The best way to predict the future is to create

it.” – Abraham Lincoln

PROGRAM

30-31 March 2017, Bucharest, Romania

ICBE 2017

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ICBE 2017 – Conference program

Day 1

30th March 2017(Virgil Madgearu, Piata Romana No. 6)

11:00-12:00 SBE General Meeting (Virgil Madgearu)

Plenary Session- Aula Magna ASE, Piata Romana, No. 6

12:30-13:30 Registration (in front of Aula Magna)

13:30-14:30 Conference Opening

14:30-16:00 Plenary Session

16:00-16:30 Coffee Break

16:30-18:00 Plenary Session

ICBE 2017

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18:00-19:30 Reception (First Floor Piata Romana No.

6, ASE Building)

Day 2

31st March 2017 (Calea Grivitei, No. 2-2A/ Virgil Madgearu, Piata Romana No. 6)

8:00-9:00 Registration (first floor, Calea Grivitei, No.

2-2A/ Virgil Madgearu, Piata Romana No. 6)

9:00-1:00 Parallel Sessions

11:00-11:30 Coffee Break

11:30-13:00 Parallel Sessions

13:00-14:30 Lunch

14:30-16:30 Parallel Sessions

16:30-17:00 Coffee Break

17:00-18:30 Parallel Sessions

ICBE 2017

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19:00-22:00 Gala Dinner and Conference Awards

(Hilton Hotel)

Day 3

1st April 2017 (trip to Sinaia)

9:00 Piata Romana (departure)

9:30-11:30 Bucharest- Sinaia

11:30-13:00 Peles Castle tour

13:30-16:00 Lunch (Sinaia)

16:00-18:00 Sinaia- Bucharest

18:00 Piata Romana (arrival)

ICBE 2017

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30th March 2017(Virgil Madgearu, Piata Romana No. 6)

PLENARY SESSION

14:30-16:00

Guest speakers:

Constantin BRATIANU, The Bucharest University of Economic StudiesStrategic thinking

Wolfgang Karl HÄRDLE, Humboldt University BerlinThe role of data science in our society

16:30-18:00

Guest speakers:

Michael STOICA, Washburn University School of BusinessAchieving business excellence: the case of small and medium-sized companies

ICBE 2017

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Marius STAN, Argonne National Laboratory and University of Chicago and Northwestern UniversityScience, art and society

Minitrack: ENERGY, CLIMATE CHANGE AND SUSTAINABILITY

Minitrack Chairs: Adrian Dumitru TAN ĂUȚ George DARIE,Marius STAN, Ivan MIHAJLOVIC

9:00-18:30Room Virgil Madgearu, Pia a Romanăț no. 6

9:00-11:00

Ivan MIHAJLOVIĆ (56)Burden of industrial waste and potential for recycling: technological, economic and environmental aspects

Adrian D. TAN ĂU, Ț Mohammadreza KHORSHIDI, Ali Asghar Sadeghi MOJARAD (95)International oil companies sustainability after oil price decline

Mihail-Bogdan CĂRU A IU, Constantin IONESCU, Horia NECULAȚ Ș (123)Optimal technical and economic strategy for retrofitting residential buildings in Romania

Adriana DU ESCU, Adriana Florina POPA, Florin DOBRE,Ț Georgiana Oana STĂNILĂ (116)Sustainability of financial professional services through marketing strategy- an empirical research

Nela SLAVU, Cristian DINCA (131)Economical aspects of the CCS technology integration in the conventional power plant

ICBE 2017

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Roxana PĂTRA CU, Eduard MINCIUC, George DARIE, tefan-Ș ȘDominic VORONCA, Andreea-Ioana BĂDICU (134)Energy efficiency solutions for driers used in the glass manufacturing and processing industry

Eduard MINCIUC, Roxana PĂTRAŞCU, George DARIE, Ioana DIACONESCU (135)Implementation of energy efficiency programs using cogeneration based on internal combustion engines

Ana-Maria Iulia ŞANTA (84)The common energy market of the European Union – utopia or reality?

11:30-13:00

Alin-Nicu or CALOPEREANU, Eugen PRIOTEASA, Ileanaș VĂLIMĂREANU (MIRCIOI) (77)Natural gas transport system in the Extended Region of the Black Sea in the current geopolitical, GEO-and geo-economics context

Monica Florentina CALOPEREANU, Alin-Nicu or CALOPEREANUș (19)Priorities in Romania`s energy strategies in the current European and Euro-Atlantic context

Ileana GAVRILESCU (37)Effective business models for electric vehicles

Paul BARANGĂ (10)Opinion on the new financial products issued by financial institutions - structured products –

Maria MAASSEN (52)Correlations between energy economy and housing market prices in the EU-impacts on future sustainability

ICBE 2017

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14:30-16:30

Raluca TIRTEA, Cosmin MĂRCULESCU (132)Economical aspects of using biomass as energy source for power generation

Elena PRESURA, Lacramioara Diana ROBESCU (133)Energy use and carbon footprint for potable water and wastewater treatment

Corina MURAFA (106)The energy performance contract - key towards energy efficiency in Europe?

Dimitre NIKOLOV, Ivan BOEVSKI, Petar BORISOV, Teodor RADEV, Adriana MIHNEA (64)Benefits, opportunities, cost and risk in delivering public goods in agriculture: south central planning region in Bulgaria case study

Corina PELĂU, Alexandra Cătălina CHINIE (69)Environmental Key Performance Indicators of CSR activities in the energy industry

Georgeta-Mădălina MEGHI AN, Dorin TOMA (107)ȘPublic health management: life expectancy and air pollution

Daniela ERBAN, Corina PELĂU, Alexandra Cătălina CHINIE (155)ȘCalculation of the differences of attitude and behavior of two generations with the Euclidian-metric

17:00-18:30

Sergiu BRA OVEANU (14)ȘOil and gas business in changing times

Virgil DUMBRAVĂ, George Cristian LĂZĂROIU, Gabriel BAZACLIU, Dario ZANINELLI (136)

ICBE 2017

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Demand response power system optimization in presence of renewable energy sources

Roxana CLODNI CHI, Cristian BUSU (120)ȚEnergy poverty in Romania - drivers, effects and possible measures to reduce its effects and the number of people affected

Răzvan RĂDULESCU, Alexandra Cătălina NEDELCU (117)A comprehensive method of matching the supply and demand on the Romanian energy market

Adriana AnaMaria DAVIDESCU, Alexandra Cătălina NEDELCU, Cristian BUSU (150)Evaluating the sustainability potential of Romanian economy in European context

ICBE 2017

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Minitrack: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES IN BUSINESS EDUCATION

Minitrack Chairs: Magdalena IORDACHE-PLATIS, Violeta DINCĂ

9:00-13:00Room 4208, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

9:00-11:00

Ioana CEAU U, Katrin MARQUARDT, Sven-Joachim IRMER, ElisaȘ GOTESMAN (20)Factors influencing performance within startup assistance organizations

Eleonora Gabriela CON U (23)ȚThe role of classical and modern teaching methods in business education

Amine GHOUMRASSI, Gabriela IGU (39)ȚThe impact of the logistics management in customer satisfaction

Magdalena IORDACHE-PLATIS (46)Strategies for academic leadership towards increasing productivity in higher education institutions; business education case

Simona VASILACHE, Johana RÎNCIOG (79)Curricular improvements for entrepreneurial education

Ruxandra BEJINARU, Gabriela PRELIPCEAN (143)Successful strategies to be learnt from world-class universities

11:30-13:00

Manuela EPURE (142)

ICBE 2017

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University-business cooperation: adapting the curriculum and educational package to labor market requirements

Johana RÎNCIOG (80)A survey-based analysis of life-long learning patterns of young entrepreneurs

Marta Christina SUCIU (92)The culture of excellence. Challenges and opportunities during changing times

Mariana NICOLAE, Elena NICOLAE (138)Development, competence and performance – who does what in higher education?

Lumini a Claudia CORBU, Daniela Mihaela NEAMŢU, Valentinț Cristian HAPENCIUC (25)The rate of transition to higher levels of education from general to particular

Alina Mihaela DIMA (27)A conceptual analysis of business-university knowledge transfers

ICBE 2017

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Minitrack: HUMAN RESOURCES – A GAME CHANGER OF THE BUSINESS STRATEGY

Minitrack Chairs: Alecxandrina DEACONU, Lavinia RA CĂȘ14:30-18:30

Room 4208, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

14:30-16:30

Iana DULSKAIA, Francesco BELLINI, Roman ZABAL, Oscar GARCIA PAÑELLA, Fabrizio D’ASCENZO (11)Gamification as an instrument for organizational behaviour change during the meeting: case study «ROBATIEMPOS»

Narcis COPCA, Constanta MIHAESCU-PINTIA (24)Motivating hospital personnel for excellence in a rough environment

Cătălina RADU, Alecxandrina DEACONU, Răzvan-Cătălin DOBREA Dominant drivers of business students

Roxana Maria GAVRIL, Jan KIEHNE, Christian Richard HELL, Carsten KIRSCHNER (36)Impact assessment on the performance of e-learning in corporate training programs  in the context of globalization

Lucian T. MÂNDREA, Aurel I. CHIRILĂ (53)The complete human being, energy and soul

Bogdan NEDELCU (61)Human talent forecasting

Adina ROTILEANU (119)

ICBE 2017

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Marketers’ expanded role to increase internal customer satisfaction in organizational change

Lavinia RA CĂ (146)ȘHuman resources challenges for the 21st century

17:00-18:30

Cătălina-Oana DUMITRESCU (MIRICA) (29)Professional career management and personal development for the employees of the Romanian medical system

Cristina Iulia GHENU (38)The workplace satisfaction of Romania’s medical personnel in state and public institutions

Simona GOIA (AGOSTON), Ramona tefania IGRET, CristianȘ MARINA (41)ȘInternship programmes- bridge between school and professional life

Nicoleta CHICU, Cătălina NEDELCU (62)Organizational performance based on Tahler drivers in Romanian companies

Tatiana SEGAL, Shahrazad HADAD (137)Job requirements for Romanian entrepreneurs

ICBE 2017

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Minitrack: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS

Minitrack Chairs: Lumini a NICOLESCU, Mariana NICOLAEț9:00-13:00

Room 4202, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

9:00-11:00

Violeta Mihaela DINCA, Teodora FLORICEL, Monica ZOTTU (140)Japanese women in the contemporary society

Ziad Yaseen Saud AL-DULAIMI (1)Education, educational services and students’ satisfaction (A comparative study between Romanian and Iraqi universities)

Maria-Irina ANA (2)Tourism industry in the new Europe: trends, policies and challenges

Anca-Georgiana ANDREI (5)Branding post-communist Romania and its effects on country image

Lavinia Cornelia BUTUM (18)The role of international competences in increasing graduates’ access to the labor market

Laura Gabriela ISTUDOR (48)Creative economy and knowledge-based society. Perspectives for Romania

Jan KIEHNE, Ioana CEAUSU, Ann-Katrin ARP, Timm SCHÜLER (50)

ICBE 2017

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Middle management’s role in strategy implementation projects: a behavioral analysis

Ruxandra POPESCU, tefania GHIOCANU (74)ȘInvolvement of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in elaborating and implementing public policies: Study case - Romanian small and medium-sized enterprises

11:30-13:00

Fedaa Abd Almajid Sabbar ALARAJI, Zaid Yaseen Saud AL-DULAIMI, Thamer Mahdi Muhamed SABRI, Elena Iuliana ION (83)Factors affecting the quality of external auditing services

Cristina STOENESCU, Camelia Monica GHEORGHE (91)“Hybrid” airlines – Generating value between low-cost and traditional

Cornelia ZEINEDDINE (104)Nation branding in the Middle East - United Arab Emirates (UAE) vs. Qatar

Claudiu IONI Ă, Birol IBADULA, Cristina VLAD, Petre BREZEANUȚ (45)Crackdown on tax evasion – improving ways of coordination between the tax authorities and automatic exchange of information developments in Romania

Luminiţa NICOLESCU, Florentin Gabriel TUDORACHE (112)Capital markets in Central and Eastern Europe: two selected cases

Tănase STAMULE (87)Trade comparative analysis: Republic of Moldova and other relevant countries

ICBE 2017

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Cătălin PLOAE (122)Cultural influences in cross border cooperation. An overview on Romania – Serbia cross border EU financed programme

Minitrack: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FINANCE IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD

Minitrack Chairs: Cristian PĂUN, Cristian BADARINZA14:30-16:30

Room 4202, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

Cristian BADARINZAActual Facts: Empirical Methods for Policy Analysis

Costin ISTRATE, Dumitru BADEA (47)Financial management of insurance companies in the context of the new regime Solvency II

Răzvan TUDOR, Dumitru BADEA (96)Operational risk quantification and modelling within Romanian insurance industry

Alexandra TUDORICA, Cristian Silviu BANACU (98)The potential of intermodal transport projects in Romania

Elena Florentina ZOTA (105)How japan business influence in the globalized world

Cristian PĂUN (111)Monetary policy as a source of risk in international business financings and investments

ICBE 2017

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Minitrack: DIGITIZATION OF BUSINESSMinitrack Chair: Florina PÎNZARU

9:00-13:00Room 4102, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

9:00-11:00

Carmen BĂLĂN (9)Does brand posting behaviour influence follower engagement on Instagram?

Sorin ANAGNOSTE (3)Robotic Process Automation - The next major revolution in terms of back office operations improvement

Stere STAMULE, Stelu a TODEA (88)țMillennials between consumer ethnocentrism and attitudes towards local campaigns

Oana-Georgiana CIOBANU, Daniela Mihaela NEAM U (21)ȚThe impact and importance of new technologies in business development in context of economic diversity

Vlad RO CA (81)ȘStop hitting the woodwork! CRM for better fan-identification in Romanian second division football clubs

Oliver WIESENER (102)Digitizing the music selection for video ads

ICBE 2017

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11:30-13:00

Adrian-Mihai ZAHARIA-RĂDULESCU, Ioan RADU (103)Cloud computing and public administration: approaches in several European countries

Florina PÎNZARU, Alexandra ZBUCHEA, Lucian Claudiu ANGHEL (114)When connectivity changes competition: the digital collaborative economy. Romania’s case

Irene IONI Ă (141)ȚDigitalization influence on shopping centers strategic management

Rocsana ŢONI (BUCEA-MANEA), Lumini a PISTOL (151)Ș țThe „7Ps”&”1G” that rule in the digital world the marketing mix

ICBE 2017

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Minitrack: SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR LOCAL CHANGE

Minitrack Chairs: Fabrizio D’ASCENZO, Carmen PĂUNESCU 9:00-13:00

Room 4108, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

9:00-11:00

Oana Codruta GAUCA, Denisa DRAGAN (35)Enterprising education - a research on students as agents of change in social entrepreneurship

Katrin MARQUARDT (54)Smart services – characteristics, challenges, opportunities and business models

Daniela STAICU (86)Policy framework and legal forms of social enterprise in Central and Eastern Europe

Carmen PĂUNESCU, Oana GĂUCĂ, Denisa DRĂGAN (GILMEANU) (66)Managing obligations to society. Case of best ranked universities in social responsibility

Matthias DÜNNWEBER, Astrid FORTMÜLLER (30)Leadership models and behaviors for sales executives. What drives success and the best results?

Adriana PETRE (71)How can regional assets capitalization add value to a modern economy? A theoretical approach

ICBE 2017

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Roberto RUGGIERI, Francesca ROSSETTI, Fabrizio D’ASCENZO, Lucio CAPPELLI (82)Building new business model from multiple case study research in the Internet of Me

Cosmin SERBANESCU, Adrian VINTILESCU BELCIUG, Lacramioara CORCHES (85)Risk profiles and corporate social responsibility for socially disadvantaged groups

11:30-13.00

Remus Christian MORARU (59)Social value of online information in the hotel industry

Raluca BADEA (8)Trust as catalyst for the organizational performance. A focus on a medium-size IT Romanian company

Oana POP (73)Managing ambiguity in business. A holistic and innovative approach

Carmen PĂUNESCU, Laura BLID (67)Seniorpreneur as a career option for smart active ageing. A study on Romania

Gabriela Cecilia STĂNCIULESCU, Elisabeta Ilona MOLNAR (58)Structure, conduct and performance paradigm in assessing travel agency performances

Shahrazad HADADCorporate social entrepreneurship – the new business paradigm shift

ICBE 2017

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Minitrack: COMPLEXITYMinitrack Chairs: Luis Miguel CIRAVEGNA FONSECA,

Francesco BELLINI14:30-18:30

Room 4108, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

Mihaela BUCATARIU, Alexandra Iulia NICOLESCU, Alexandru TA NADI (16)ȘConsumer behaviour towards new products

Luis Miguel FONSECA, José Pedro DOMINGUES (33)Listen to ISO 9001:2015 for organizational competitiveness: Correlation between change management and improvement

Ciprian NICOLAE, Dumitru BADEA (63)The importance of a project level risk management methodology for EU Structural and Investment Funds accession in Romania

Andreea PETRICĂ, Stelian STANCU (72)Empirical results of modeling EUR/RON exchange rate using ARCH, GARCH, EGARCH, TARCH and PARCH models

Laurian Gabriel TĂNĂSESCU (94)Mechanisms underlying major investment projects in the Romanian public administration: strong and long term collaboration among stakeholders

Vasile Alecsandru STRAT, Cristian TEFAN (129)ȘCan the social market economy be a viable solution for a future sustainable development of the Romanian economy? - Quantitative evidence -

Valentina GHINEA, Ramona CANTARAGIU (115)Preliminary study on leadership proximity

ICBE 2017

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Minitrack: BUSINESS MODELS AND COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE FOR TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

ORGANIZATIONS (WORKSHOP)Minitrack Chair: Alexandru MARIN

17:00-18:30Room 4108, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

Francesco BELLINI, Iana DULSKAIA (12)A digital platform as a facilitator for assessing innovation potential and creating business models: a case study from the i3 project

Alexandra HADĂR, Anca Alexandra PURCĂREA (42)A new set of performance indicators for improving the capitalization process of Intellectual Property

Tshidi MOHAPELOA (57)Effects of silo mentality on corporate ITC‘s business model

Gabriel VLĂDUŢ (100)Innovation ecosystem model for commercialization of research results

Alexandru MARIN, Alexandra HADĂR, Anca Alexandra PURCĂREA, Laura BOAN Ă (118)ȚBusiness modeling process for university’s technology transfer offices

Ileana HAMBURG, Gabriel VLADUT, Emma O’BRIEN (125)Fostering eco-innovation in SMEs through bridging research, education and industry for building a business oriented model

Julien BRATU, Andrei RĂDU UȚKaizen Award in Romania: the KAIZEN™ way in obtaining the continuous improvement success

ICBE 2017

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Minitrack: SUSTAINABILITY IN TERTIARY SECTORMinitrack Chair: Gabriela IGUȚ

9:00-11:00Room 4113, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

Ulrike Stefanie FOERSTER-PASTOR (FOERSTER-METZ), Nina GOLOWKO (32)Employability skills for the Romanian outsourcing industry

Manuela Liliana MURE AN, Bogdan Cristian CHIRIPUCI, PuiuȘ NISTOREANU (121)Business tourism - a sustainable form to relaunch Romanian tourism

Floren a Larisa ILE, ț Gabriela IGU (127)ȚMedical tourism market trends - an exploratory research

Bogdan Gabriel NISTOREANU, Raluca Georgiana STOIAN (128)Business tourism a means of dynamising the life of local communities

Stefania-Florentina NEAGU (60)The impact of the terrorism on North African tourism

Alexandru STĂTESCU (90)Quality testing of underground transport in Bucharest

Mihaela DAN, Claudia POPESCU (130)Entrepreneurship in the rural areas of Romania. The impact of the 2007-2013 EU funding programmes

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Minitrack: CHALLENGES FOR DEVELOPING GENERIC AND EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS FOR GLOBAL BUSINESS

(WORKSHOP)Minitrack Chair: Dumitru MIRON, Michael STOICA

11:30-13:00Room 4113, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

Mihai PĂUNICĂ, Mihaela MOCANU (68)Green controlling – concept and practice

Adrian Ioan DAMOC (152)The strategic role of partnerships between universities and private corporations as a driver for increasing workforce competitiveness in a global economy

Ani MATEI, Silvia Elena CRISTACHE, Erika MARIN, Florica Georgeta ROTARU (154)Stochastic analysis of the main macro-economic indicators characterizing higher education in Romania during 2001-2016

Ana-Maria PETRACHE (70)Sharing economy, sharing responsibility? Education in the digital economy

Iulia LUCHIAN, Alina Mihaela DIMABusiness excellence and higher education - creative solutions in a changing environment

Dumitru MIRONMassification and marketization of Romanian higher education in the helix logic

ICBE 2017

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Minitrack: COMPUTATIONAL BASICS OF DATA SCIENCE (WORKSHOP)

14:00-18:30Room 4113, Calea Grivi ei no. 2-2Aț

14:00-14:30

Maria GRITH Erasmus University of Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Functional principal component analysis for derivatives of multivariate curvesThe empirical analysis of asset pricing models requires the estimation of random functions which cannot be directly observed. One example is the risk neutral-density, which can be recovered empirically from large cross sections of observed option prices by taking the second derivative of the call pricing function with respect to the strike price.

14:0-18:30

Wolfgang HÄRDLEHumboldt University of Berlin, Germany

Computational basics of data scienceThe R programming language is becoming the lingua franca of computational statistics. It is the common statistical software platform used by statisticians, economists, engineers and scientists inside corporations and in academia. This BCS course presents tools and concepts of univariate and multivariate data analysis with a strong focus on applications and implementations.

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International Scientific Committee

Andrzej MARJAŃSKI – University of Social Sciences, Poland Anikó CSEPREGI – University of Pannonia, Hungary Constantin BRATIANU – The Bucharest University of Economic

Studies, Romania Cristian BADARINZA – National University of Singapore & Institute

of Real Estate Studies, USA Daniel GLASER-SEGURA – Texas A&M University-San Antonio, USA Emil PAPAZOV – University of National and World Economy,

Bulgaria Fabrizio D’ASCENZO – University of Sapienza Rome, Italy Flory Anette DIECK ASSAD – Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico Francesco BELLINI – University of Sapienza Rome, Italy Gamze KARAYAZ – Isik University, Turkey Gene EPSTEIN – City University of New York, USA Giuseppe GRAMIGNA – U.S. Small Business Administration, USA Ivan MIHAJLOVIC – Management Department of Technical faculty

in Bor, University of Belgrade, Serbia Jay MITRA – University of Essex, UK Justyna MATYSIEWICZ – University of Economics in Katowice,

Poland Kim Oliver TOKARSKI – University of Applied Studies, Switzerland Łukasz SUŁKOWSKI – University of Social Sciences, Poland Lyudmila MIHAYLOVA – University of Rousse “Angel Kanchev”,

Bulgaria Marius PROFIROIU – The Bucharest University of Economic Studies,

Romania Marius STAN – Argonne National Laboratory & Chicago and

Northwestern University, USA Michael STOICA – University of Washburn, USA Nezameddin FAGHIH – UNESCO Chair in Entrepreneurship, Journal

of Global Entrepreneurship Research (JGER), Iran Radu DUDĂU – Energy Policy Group, Romania Robert FERGUSON – Software Engineering Institute of Carnegie

Mellon University, USA Santanu ROY – Institute of Management and Technology, UAE Sarah SHEARD – Software Engineering Institute of Carnegie Mellon

University, USA Sergio ARZENI – OECD, Centre for Entrepreneurship, Small and

Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and Local Development, France Slawomir SMYCZEK – University of Economics in Katowice, Poland

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Stefan BRATOSIN – Université Paul Valéry Montpellier 3, France Stephane GANASSALI – University of Savoie Mont Blanc, France Valeriu BINIG – E&Y, Romania Walter E. BLOCK – Loyola University, France Wioletta WEREDA – Warsaw Technical Military University &

Siedlce University, Poland

Advisory Scientific Board

Lumini a NICOLESCU, ț The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania

Magdalena IORDACHE – PLATIS, University of Bucharest, Romania

Adrian Dumitru TANŢĂU, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania

Dumitru MIRON, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania

Alecxandrina DEACONU, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania

Cristian PĂUN, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania

Carmen PĂUNESCU, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania

George DARIE, Politehnica University of Bucharest, Romania Gabriela IGU, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies,Ț

Romania Alexandru MARIN, Politehnica University of Bucharest, Romania Florina PÎNZARU, National University of Political Studies and

Public Administration, Romania Mariana NICOLAE, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies,

Romania Lavinia RASCA, The Institute for Business Administration in

Bucharest, Romania

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Organizing Committee

Alina Mihaela DIMA, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania – Conference President and Editor

Valentina Mihaela GHINEA, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania – Conference General Manager

Shahrazad HADAD, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania – Publication Manager and Associate Editor

Tanase STAMULE, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania - PR Manager

ICBE Conference founders

Constantin BRATIANU, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania

Nicolae Al. POP, The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania

Partners

University of Sapienza Politehnica University of Bucharest University of Bucharest Electrica Deloitte P&G LafargeHolcim Business Review MarkMedia Manager.ro

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